Legion Minstrel Show Promises Gales of Laughter
The Legion's annual minstrel at Hartwig theater next Wednesday and Thursday features the Baxter Tonrey orchestra and a full cast led by Terry Browning Alderic Tessier Bill Featherly and Cameron Gowen with twenty four male voices. Acts include Mr. and Mrs Anybody George Melton Lonnie Linson James Fay and a high school revue directed by Miss Reed. Advance tickets at Hughes and Caleb's are selling out.
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Legion
Hartwig Theater
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Terry
Baxter- Tonrey
Ead
Terry Browning
Alderic Tessier
Bill Featherly
Cameron Gowen
Dave Hier
Jimmie Cunningham
Lonnie Linson
A. T. Peterson
Anybody
George Melton
Normal College
Bernice Patterson
James Fay
Walter Jones
Henry Wyatt
Frank Ashworth
Jim McCollum
Larceny charge against Fairchild and Smith after ranch auto parts theft
Charles Fairchild and Bob Smith were arrested by the sheriff's force last Monday on a charge of larceny. They allegedly took automobile parts from the Shaffner ranch on the Rattlesnake.
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Charles Fairchild
Bob Smith
Sheriff’s Force
Shaffner Ranch
Friends note William Fullwood Jr improving at Barrrett Hospital
The many friends of William Fullwood Jr. say he is a patient at the Bar rett hospital and is recovering this week, showing daily improvement.
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William Fullwood Jr
Barrett Hospital
Talton Long Faces Three Court Actions in One Afternoon
Talton W. Long of Dell served as complainant in an assault case and then became a defendant in a liquor law charge after court contempt. Judge Phillips jailed him for contempt of court and local officers found liquor on him. He pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bond. His trial set for the next term.
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Talton W. Long
Dell
Long
Justice Court
L G. Price
H. G. Rodgers
Legislators Speak At Dillon Rotary Club Meeting
Senator Frank Hazelbaker and Representative Pearl I Smith spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club about the Montana assembly adjournment and its welfare measures. A Cadman Chautauqua representative offered a five day fall circuit for Dillon, and a committee will review the proposal. Mrs A A Schrader of Grant is visiting, and her daughter Le Meine recently had an ear and tonsil operation at Barrett hospital.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon Rotary Club
Montana Assembly
Beaverhead
Cadmen Chautauqua
Dillon
J. E. Monroe
Charles Meine
A. A. Schrader
Grant
le Meine
The
Barrett Hospital
Typhoid Fever Reported in Dillon and City Action
The Dillon City Health Officer states one current typhoid case in Barrett Hospital, notes no other recent cases, and warns that any new cases must be reported to locate infection sources. He explains typhoid derives from infected water and urges physicians to report promptly under state law.
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Dillon
Barrett Hospital
State Board of Health
New Crowley Oil Company Formed Near Dillon
A Dillon based mining figure B C Crowley filed articles of incorporation for the Crowley Oil Company with a government permit to exploit 2550 acres in the Frying Pan district northwest of Dillon. Officers include C E Blinn president H H Bates secretary treasurer and directors Crowley O M Best C E Blinn C C Bates. Drilling to start about June 1 near the Argenta Dillon highway with optimistic oil prospects stated by several experienced oil men.
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Dillon
B. C. Crowley
Crowley Oil Company
Frying Pan
C. E. Blinn
H. H. Bates
O. M. Best
C. C. Bates
Argenta- Dillon
High School Orchestra to Attend State Meet in Montana
Dillon will again represent at the Montana Interscholastic Music Meet along with 25 schools. Despite losing nearly half its orchestra to graduation, the ensemble filled with new members aims to repeat its first place finish. Elwyn Metzel will be the sole soloist on the clarinet. A concert at the Training School auditorium is set for March 16 to perform the two pieces prepared for the State Meet. the public is invited.
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Dillon
Montana
Training School
Postage Rate Increases Announced By Washington
Postmaster Joseph C. Fuller reports new postal rules effective April 15 1025. The initial bulletin covers postcards and third and fourth class mail with 2 cent postage for all postcards and each part of double or reply cards. Postmasters and patrons urged to study changes to avoid delays and extra labor.
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Joseph C. Fuller
Washington, D. C
the Tribune
Beavers Take Fourth in State Tournament at Bozeman
Beaverhead High School finished fourth in the state tournament at Bozeman led by star center Jack Yale who earned a place on the second all state quintet. The Beavers defeated Moore 32 to 9 in their opener before losing to Billings 20 to 9 when Yale left the floor. They then tied Thompson Falls 18 18 to earn a fourth place berth with Central edging Harlem for the final spot.
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Beaverhead
Bozeman
Jack Yale
Billings
Beaver
Moore
Beavers
Thurber
Sugar Becters
Sugar Metropolis
Yale
Thompson Falls
Central
Harlem
Holmes
Oliver
Mrs Anna Guyaz Dies While Visiting Seattle
Mrs Anna Guyaz early day resident of Medicine Lodge died in Seattle Washington while visiting her daughter Mrs Walter West. She lived in Montana 40 years and was born in Germany 68 years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs West Miss Sophia Guyaz Armstead postmistress and son Henry Guyaz ranchman Armstead. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm Brundage chapel with interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Seattle
Wash
Anna Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
Walter West
Guyaz
Montana
Germany
America
West
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Henry Guyaz
Edward Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Jensen elected head of Pacific States Butter Group
W F Jensen president of the Mutual Creamery Company which operates 11 western states with Maid o Clover butter is chosen leader of the Pacific States Butter Egg Cheese and Poultry Association after the group's annual Portland Oregon convention.
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W. F. Jensen
The
Mutual Creamery Company
Pacific States Butter, Egg, Cheese and Poultry Association
Portland
Oregon
It’s a girl for Dr and Mrs Walter H Stephan
Dr and Mrs Walter H Stephan welcome a daughter born last Sunday morning at Barrett hospital. The couple already has two sons, making a family of three children.
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Walter H. Stephan
Barrett Hospital
Laundry Suspends Business and Leaves City After Attachments
H. H. Sato, long running Crystal Laundry operator, closed his business and departed the city last week when creditors attached the facility.
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H. H. Sato
Crystal Laundry
Dillon Golf Club Elects Officers and Plans Course Improvements
At a meeting last Monday at Dr. H F Best dental offices the Dillon golf club elected Dr. H F Best as president succeeding Lee McCracken and re elected Rev T W Bennett as secretary and treasurer. Directors are Dr W H Stephan Eugene Bond and Lee McCracken. The club plans weed and sage brush removal repairs to greens and aims to grow membership to 50 players with dues raised to 7 50 per year for family use.
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Dillon Golf Club
H. F. Best
Best
Lee McCracken
T. W. Bennett
W. H. Stephan
Eugene Bond
Mrs Emma Robinette Buys Hart Millinery Shop
Emma Robinette purchased the Hart Millinery Shop on Montana street late last week and plans to run the business. Anna Hart, in Dillon over 35 years, left for California with many friends in town. The new owner, an experienced milliner, will hold a sale and restock for the Easter season.
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Hart Millinery
Montana Street
Emma Robinette
Anna Hart
California
Dillon
Esteemed Dillon Woman Passes After Pneumonia
Mrs. Margaret Roe, long resident of Dillon and Beaverhead County, died Thursday of pneumonia at about 10 AM on Washington Street. She was 82, born in Philadelphia, married to William Roe in 1878, and helped fund Barrett Hospital. Funeral Saturday at St. James Episcopal with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
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Beaverhead County
Margaret Roe
Washington Street
Roe
Dillon
Philadelphia
Joseph Shineberger
William Roe
Isaac
Bannack
State Bank of
Concern
Arthur
Edith
Edward
Edward Bo Roe
Muriel
Margaret
June
Betty Roe
Joe
Helen Lochridge
Bozeman
George Whitaker
Cambridge
Ohio
Grant Haynes
Bert Selway
Betsy Haines
Sam Arndts
W. B. Burkett
Spokane
B. E. Marshall
Terra Haute
Indiana
George Roe
Lima
Arthur Roe
Denver
University of Washington
T. W. Bennett
Mountain View Cemetery
Rural Carrier Civil Service Exam Notice
A civil service examination will be held at the public library Saturday morning for a rural mail carrier vacancy on route No two south of Dillon created by the resignation of Charles Bonnifield. Candidates report for the examination at 9 00 o clock.
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Public Library
Dillon
Charles Bonnifield
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Charles G. Dawes
Mra
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Willard Hotel
Senate
Mrs. Robinett
James Barton
Fort Dodge
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